Robert Stock's ANGEL'S BLADE

[The Gomorrahizer]

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Distribution rights for Robert Stock's Angel's Blade are to be offered for sale by Stock's Eye (http://www.stocks-eye.com/) at this year's American Film Market (http://www.afmfilms.org/catalog/) (AFM) in Santa Monica, California; the movie is scheduled to be screened there on October 31st and November 5th.

The screenplay for Angel's Blade was written by Stock. The movie stars (click on name for Just RPG interview) Jason Drumwright (http://www.just-rpg.com/default.asp?pid=1975), Olivia Andrunik (http://www.just-rpg.com/default.asp?pid=2002), Jessica Moon (http://www.just-rpg.com/default.asp?pid=1997), Raine Brown (http://www.just-rpg.com/default.asp?pid=1987), Jeb Toms (http://www.just-rpg.com/default.asp?pid=1941), Joe Zaso (http://www.just-rpg.com/default.asp?pid=1886), Natasha Malinsky (http://www.just-rpg.com/default.asp?pid=2036), John Dauer (http://www.just-rpg.com/default.asp?pid=2027), Antonio Saillant (http://www.just-rpg.com/default.asp?pid=1926), Wally Valenti (http://www.just-rpg.com/default.asp?pid=2052), and Jason Reed (http://www.just-rpg.com/default.asp?pid=2097).

Here's a synopsis for Angel's Blade from the AFM website: "Archaeologist Harrison Peters has unearthed an ancient Mayan doorway to Zibalba, the Land of the Dead. He unwittingly summons an ancient god's soul into the stillborn fetus of his daughter. Will she succeed in unleashing her demons on our reality?"

Note: Trailer #1 is longer than trailer #2; however, the latter contains footage of the Reaper (as well as different footage of the woman who's wearing a red bra and panties in the former).

Angel's Blade trailer #2 (http://www.gomorrahy.com/images/angels_blade_tr2.mov) (320 x 240; downloadable 3.4 MB MOV file)
Angel's Blade trailer #1 (http://www.gomorrahy.com/images/angels_blade_tr1.mov) (320 x 239; downloadable 4.5 MB MOV file)
Angel's Blade trailer #1 (http://www.angelsblade.com/Angel.mov) (560 x 320; downloadable 56.2 MB MOV file)
Cinema Image Productions: Angel's Blade stills gallery (http://www.cinemaimages.net/Angels%20Blade%20Photos.html)
Angel's Blade official website (http://www.angelsblade.com/)
Stock's Eye: Demon Child (http://www.stocks-eye.com/DC1.html) (aborted video game project)

[The Blind Dead]

Hey cool demon! I'll keep an eye on this. Hopefully somebody picks it up.

[The Gomorrahizer]

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Angel's Blade: The Ascension concept art

Robert Stock's Angel's Blade: The Ascension - starring Corbin Bernsen - is a sequel to his Angel's Blade.

VIEWER DISCRETION IS ADVISED

YouTube: Angel's Blade: The Ascension trailer - alpha version (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t0v_2D5v7XA) ("no CGI - no sound work - early footage")

YouTube: Angel's Blade: The Ascension rough footage (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4P0MkVGX_Rk) (10 minutes - "No Audio Mix - No CGI - Rough Cut")

[The Gomorrahizer]

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VIEWER DISCRETION IS ADVISED
YouTube: Angel's Blade: The Ascension trailer (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VWiUSf-sCxA)

[AKorns]

If At First You Don’t Succeed; Make A Sequel!

A few days before Halloween, I was invited by a friend to take in the premier/screening of a new film, “ANGEL’S BLADE.” I knew I was in trouble when I noticed that the lead character “Angel” (OLIVIA ANDRUNIK) appeared to be a poor rip-off of “Samara Morgan” (Daveigh Chase) from “The Ring.”

Heave into the mix, B-Horror movie regulars RAINE BROWN (“Barricade”, “Aunt Rose” & “Satan's Playground” www.rainebrown.com)
and JOE ZASO (“Barricade,” “Demon Resurrection” & “Nikos” http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_Zaso) I knew I was in for an evening of seat squirming and uncontrollable yawning. It’s not that Brown and Zaso are particularly bad actors; it’s just that their performances tend to be predictable and un-inspired.

Writer/Director ROBERT STOCK appears to have no real vision or understanding of filmmaking and/or the storytelling process, as we are pounded with scenes that really seem to make no sense or serve no purpose to the plot.

“ANGEL’S BLADE” is rife with amateurish CGI FX, gratuitous nudity and sub-standard acting (especially from unknowns WALLY VALENTI and ANTONIO SAILLANT).

However, two aspects serve as a refreshing oasis within this desert of banality. First, is the beautiful and artistic cinematography of the notable WILLIAM GOVE (“The Apostate” & “Over The River”) and second is the standout performance by newcomer TOM DETRIK (“Judy Goose” & “The Wish,” www.detrik.com). His dry wit, timing and sexual presence made his portrayal of the clichéd “Backseat Lothario” turned entrails into a much-needed respite of enjoyment. Add the fact that he is not unpleasant to look at and I think we may have a star in the making.

If you should come across this “opus,” see it only for the last two “aspects” stated above. As for the rest of this film, bring a good book.

I fear the sequel can and will only be worse! :x

[AKorns]

I believe it should read "STINKS" not "INKS"

[QUOTE=Angela Ledee;349398]Antonio Saillant inks, “Important Things with Demetri Martin”, Television Comedy Show Pilot.

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[Bad Zombie Night]

Antonio Saillant inks, “Important Things with Demetri Martin”, Television Comedy Show Pilot.

Antonio Saillant inks role on, "IMPORTANT THINGS WITH DEMETRI MARTIN,” a television comedy show pilot for Comedy Central starring Demetri Martin. Saillant will be playing the role of Angelo, who discovers Demetri making out with his girlfriend and teaches him a lesson that he will never forget, “Comedy Central Style.” Demetri Martin has appeared on Comedy Central Presents, Late Night with David Letterman, Last Call with Carson Daly, etc. Demetri Martin is an Emmy Award-nominated American comedian, actor, musician, and writer, best known for his work as a stand-up comedian and as a contributor on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. Antonio Saillant is currently producing under Angel Light Pictures, an Indie film with Stock’s Eye Production, “Angel’s Blade: The Ascension“. Actor, Corbin Bernsen, is attached to the project currently shooting in Massachusetts.

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J. Robert Spencer Signs Movie-Director Deals

Angel Light Pictures announced today the signing of an agreement to spearhead the allocation of private funding for 7 Spencer Productions LLC's romantic comedy feature film project Three Roses and a Dance and a thriller Forevermore in which J. Robert Spencer is signed to direct.

7 Spencer Productions will act as executive producer and arrange future worldwide distribution. Both companies share the same vision of high standards for creative development and production. Further details about the upcoming feature movies, including cast and targeted release date, will be revealed in the months ahead.

J. Robert Spencer is best known for his riveting role as Nick Massi in the Tony Award winning Broadway Musical Jersey Boys.

Spencer has recently completed Directing / Producing / Writing / Starring in his first feature film, entitled Farm Girl in New York. It's about two guys who have no luck with women, so they hold a fake audition in New York City to meet hot chicks. Farm Girl in New York screened at the Big Apple Film Festival in New York City at the Tribeca Cinemas on November 15 to a sold out group. J. Robert Spencer is represented by Nyle Brenner at Polaris Entertainment.

Angel Light Pictures formed a partnership with European investors to co-produce and co-finance a slate of independent pictures. Angel Light Pictures with Stock's Eye Productions recently wrapped filming their Indie Horror / Thriller, Angel's Blade: The Ascension, starring Corbin Bernsen. Angel Light Pictures' Antonio Saillant is gearing up to produce two more Horror / Thrillers entitled Blood Cauldron, and The Expendables: Soul Harvest, with Director, Producer and Writer, Robert Stock of Stock's Eye Productions. Angel Light Pictures also recently entered into an agreement to acquire the funding for the production of an animation film that will focus on bringing a classic holiday tale to the big screen.




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